- Origen Resources (ORGN) announced that the company will conduct a drill program this summer on its LGM Property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle
- The property contains a new district-scale copper-molybdenum porphyry target
- Drilling will focus on coincident geochemical and geophysical anomalies
- Drill work is set to commence in the coming weeks
- Origen Resources is up 9.8 percent, trading at $0.28 at 1:36 pm ET
Origen Resources (ORGN) announced that the company will conduct a drill program this summer on its LGM Property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle.
The property contains a new district-scale copper-molybdenum porphyry target.
Drilling will focus on coincident geochemical and geophysical anomalies.
All drill targets are shallow and have never been drilled tested. Drill work is set to commence in the coming weeks.
Equipment is on site and the company expects to conduct a minimum of 2,500 metres during the drill program.
“The entire Origen team is incredibly excited to get the drill turning on some of the best, never before drilled porphyry targets in the Golden Triangle. These targets are the result of many years of systematic field work and have the real potential to deliver a world-class discovery. With district-scale potential and major players like Teck and Newmont next door, the Origen team is thrilled to begin its phase 1 drill campaign,” said President Blake Morgan.
The company owns a 100-percent interest in the 26,771-hectare LGM project.
Origen Resources is up 9.8 percent, trading at $0.28 at 1:36 pm ET.
